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>> from the cbs broadcast center in philadelphia, this is cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> right now at 11:00 dramatic new surveillance video shows the moment a food truck exploded in philadelphia. 12 people were injured. two of them severely. good evening, i'm jessica dean. >> i'm chris may. that blastly?ed philadelphia's feltonville neighborhood right around third and wyoming today. "eyewitness news" reporter elizabeth hur is live near the scene with more on this new video and the victims to night. liz? >> reporter: chris and jessica, hospital officials have just confirmed 42 year old olga, and 17 year old jaelin, are at temple's burn unit in critical condition. according to police, they are mother and daughter. the two were inside the truck at the time when something winterer ribly wrong. by all accounts it was a quick and violent blast caught on tape. >> i heard a boom first, and

then the fire just came out of nowhere. >> reporter: hours later, we caught up with latoya page just released from the hospital. >> i have first degree burns on my whole left side. >> reporter: "eyewitness news" was there when page and 11 others according to police were rushed to the hospital tuesday evening after this food truck exploded at third and why opening. >> i was walking by, and the truck just blew up, and i just saw the fire and the fire just hit me and i started running. >> reporter: startled and stunned, eyewitnesses say the explosion sent parts of the truck and propane tank flying across the street burning a passing car and starting a minor fire. >> that pole over there caught and fire all the way up to the top. >> the whole house shook like an earthquake. >> i was walking and i literally missed a step 1 foot to another. it rocked me. >> it appears preliminarily that the cause of this explosion was a propane tank. >> we're told a empty and daughter were working inside the truck at the time and they were severely burned in this incide incident. still, under investigation.

>> this lunch truck actually has two similar propane tanks in the rear of the truck. one of them still intact. the other one exploded. >> reporter: and while police continue their investigation at this hour, police say four people remain hospitalized. two are in stable condition. two in critical and once again they are 42 year old olga and her 17 year old daughter jaelin. that is the very latest from here live in feltonville. elizabeth hur cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> liz, thank you we are following two big weather stories tonight. we're about to hit the hottest weather of the summer. we are also tracking some tropical trouble with tropical storm arthur. meteorologist kate bilo is in storm center with the latest and both. kate? >> thank you jessica. yeah, july starting off very busy in the weather department. we've got tropical storm arthur here is the latest satellite loop of arthur. this is all afternoon and you can see the intensification of this storm you can see how it's

starting to wrap around an eye is beginning to develop with arthur and almost stationary at this hour. it will eventually move up the eastern seaboard. the hardest hit area will be portions of the carolinas, coming up in just bit i'll show you the latest new track from the national hurricane center that was just released a couple of minutes ago. let's take look now, though, closer to home on storm scan3. not much going on right now. but as you can see we are tracking that is not the correct graphic there we are tracking some very hot weather coming in as we head through the next couple of days. a heat index of 100 to 105 degrees for the entire area this will be from noon until 8:00 p.m. tomorrow afternoon and if you're in that heat advisory area mainly philadelphia and surrounding suburbs, temperatures will reach the mid 90s, eat index values around 100 degrees perhaps as-as 105 or 10 sick. drink plenty of water if you have to be outside. try to avoid any strenuous outdoor activity and stay out of the sun if at all possible and as we always say check on those

that may need assistance getting somewhere cool a library, a shopping mall arc movie theater all places to go to cool off if you need to. also, storms will develop through the afternoon and we are in a slight risk for severe weather any thunderstorms could produce localized downpours possible hail and damaging wind. and we will track again arthur coming up just a bit but as always, you can keep track of your weather on the go. we have got a brand new app to tell you about the all new philly cbs weather app. get severe weather alerts you may flood them over the next few days and much much more the cbs philly weather app now available for apple products and the app store. android version is coming soon. we'll toss it back over to you, jessica. >> kate, thanks. if you're looking to cool off on hot summer days this is not the place to do it. one day after a teenager drowned in tacony creek chopper three caught these swimmers a shore distance away from yesterday's tragedy. unaware of any risk. but that risk is real and tonight we hear from the family of that teenager who died

yesterday. they tell "eyewitness news" reporter todd quinones needs to be done to avoid another trage tragedy. >> reporter: 15 year old ruben polanco' draining was preventible through an interpreter his father toll us his son should be the last to die like this. >> he said what we waiting for to just control the problem. for more kids to die. >> his family wants more fencing and more strongly worded signs at the spot where he drowned. the 15 year old was swimming with friends monday evening here in a dangerous spot along the tacony creek on fishers lane just off ramona avenue in juniata park. the boy went underwater and might have gotten trapped by debris or the current and he never resurfaced alive. at least three other teens have drowned here over the past 12 years. >> let ruben be the last one died in there. >> his family believes that if there were more clearly visible more strongly worded signs ruben who did know how to swim might

have thought twice about going so deep into the creek. in fact we only found one sign here telling people not to swim. and that one sign is located some 20 feet up in the air and obstructed boy a lot of tree branches and leaves. and that sign doesn't tell people about the dangers of swimming here. >> now ruben's grief stricken mother and father plan on pursuing city officials advocating for new signage and new additional fencing. >> all the parents don't have to go through the pain i'm going through. >> in juniata park todd quinones cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> child endangerment charges will be filed against a woman accused of leaving five kids and side of this car while she went shopping in port richmond. police were call to the shop rite on aramingo avenue around 11:00 o'clock this morning. they say the woman responsible for those kids karen thompson is a daycare provider in the northeast. witnesses tell "eyewitness news" those kids range in age from sick months to nine years and

that they were in that car alone for a half hour. >> air-condition was on. she left the car running but the babies were just, you know, in there by there's. >> on or off the don't matter if it's hotting cold, nothing. it doesn't matter. you can leave them for two seconds. >> doctors checked out those children at saint christopher's hospital and they are okay. tonight cbs i-team digs deeper to learn more about thompson's daycare and how these types of daycares are regulated. it's a story our i-team has been on top of for more than year n now. here is investigative reporter charlotte huffman. >> reporter: i-tea i discovered since opening six year ago karen thompson's daycare has been inspected once during which investigators found no no violations. state department of public welfare officials tell cbs-3 they will respect the daycare and while thompson does have a valid license, they're launching an investigation to determine

whether to revoke it. >> the cbs-3 i-team showed you in special report last year the lack of inspections is part of a larger problem. smaller daycares like thompson's are allowed to care for up to six children at a time. there are 800 of them in philadelphia, but our investigation found the state had only inspected 10% of them. because unlike larger daycares, these smaller ones do not have mandatory annual inspections. >> is that good enough for the kids in philadelphia? >> absolutely it's not. in fact, it's a gregious, and concerning for parents. >> reporter: following our investigation, city council woman blondel reynolds brown took action. in january, she introduced a bill that mandates annual inspections for all daycares in philadelphia. >> the fact that we should go the extra mile and mack sure children are protect is the responsible thing for us to do. >> reporter: councilwoman reynolds brown's officer says the bill will be scheduled for a hearing in september and at that

time she expects it to be called up for a vote. for the i-team, charlotte huffman cbs-3 eyewitness news. >> now to an incredible discovery in feltonville. a woman found dead in a basement freezer. now police are looking for that woman's son. the body of an 83 yeared woman was found in the freezer on forth lee street. a woman reportedly received a call from her estranged husband who is the victim's son. during that call, the man allegedly said he'd made a mistake by putting her body in the freezer after she died in fall. neighbors say he behaved strangely. >> he was very weird. he would never let no one park in front of his house, and always had the door closed and the windows you could not see in there and some neighbors always heard her screaming in the hou house. and but nobody ever called the cops or did anything. >> an autopsy is now underway to determine how she died. the last time someone saw her was back in january. 33 year old nefertiti trader

has been missing since yesterday morning police in news castle delaware have reason to believe she may have been abducted. a neighbor saw a hooded man carrying her limp body out of her freedom trail home. claims that person put the mother of three into her own car then drove away. her silver 2,000 act cower rah rl bears the license plate 404 404-893. if you have any information call police. >> philadelphia police need your help catching a suspect wanted for burglary in graduate hospital. you can see a man bust through the front door of a home on the 2500 block of montrose street. he grabs a green bag, starts stuffing it with items there in the house. he even pauses to make phone call before he finishes loading up that bag. if you recognize this man or have any information, call police. >> ♪ team u.s. a's world cup run is over but they staged a battle against belgium today. a local soccer fans packed the

piazza in northern liberties for team usa watch party this afternoon. now this was the first time the us add has made it to the round of 16 in consecutive world cups, and despite being knock out today, they did exceed most expectations. >> they've just shown tremendous courage and the way they played together i think it's just great. they're unbelievable. >> it's like a goodie fenn. the coach he has good players. >> they're getting close to having a run at the last second but got taken away from us by belgium. better luck in four years. >> team u.s. a goalkeeper and new jersey native tim howard was brilliant today. we'll show you some of his world class saves from this match a little bit later in sports. >> kate? >> and coming up, we'll have your latest fourth of july forecast and how will this storm tropical storm arthur impact the holiday weekend? i'll have all the latest details and the seven day coming up. >> and you know we've seen a lot of bear sightings recently but none quiet like this. we'll tell you how this young

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>> funerals were held today for the the three teenagers israeli officials say were kidnapped and killed by hamas. the caskets for the three were draped with flags and later buried right next to one another. israeli prime minister benjamin netanyahou spoke at that service he vows justice. hamas has praised the kidnappings but has neither confirmed nor denied that it was involved. >> and tonight on independence mall people gathered at congregation israel to remember the victims. they were candles and prayers in honor of the trio who were abducted not far from the jewish seminaries where they were studying. >> officials in texas say that they are overwhelmed by the number of people who have recently could have the border illegally. so many so that they call on other states to help. protesters today blocked buses with 140 undo you meaned immigrants from central america on board. the group consists mostly of women and children who were detained in south texas and then

flown to california where they could be processed at a border patrol station. the outcry was so great that the buses left and went to different facility. >> watching out for your health tonight. the real secret to living well into your 90s and beyond. as three on your side health reporter stephanie stahl shows us many active seniors have one thing in common. and it's something you can do, too. >> reporter: 100 year old n. of that smith is front and center at her weekly exercise class. >> at nearly 98 margaret is the oldest student at fordham university. >> all these plants have been grown from seed. >> rue wis solomon a vibrant 99 stays busy at home. >> and margaret recently had an art show at the tender age of -- >> 100.

100. new project sculpting a 40 pound black of ali pastor for a class she's taking. they are the new brand of secrets and the secret to their longevity staying busy and having a positive outlook on life. >> there's nothing that doesn't interest me. >> do something that they can enjoy. >> we're going not only to hundred years old, but to healthy hundred years old. >> doctor is an expert on aging. he says keeping seniors healthy in their old age is key. >> a lot of my sent interns are healthy until the week had he die. >> age may slow their step but they're optimism keeps them going. psychologist daniella says the mental and emotional state of seniors is search to their vitality. >> if you are more positive and feel happy about your life that also strengthens your immune system and vise versa. >> scientists predict living to 100 and beyond will soon be the norm but now for this group, living each day better is what keeps them going. living longer is just the bonus.

>> you've got to think. you've got to do and move. >> you don't sit home and just do nothing. >> along with having good genes all these seniors say they don't smoke and are not overweight. proven factors in living a long life. i'm stephanie stahl cbs-3 "eyewitness news". >> a very good reason to raise glass tonight. >> "eyewitness news" at the applebee's on castor avenue are to a coast to coast lemonade toast marking the chain's partnership with alex's lemonade stand foundation. proceeds from certain items sold at applebee's through august the third will be donated to alex's. over the past 10 years, app bell bee's raised more than four millions dollars for the childhood cancer charity started by young alex scott. >> check out this bear doing his best winnie the pooh impression. this cub got his head stuck in an oversized jar in ring wood, new jersey passaic county. 28-pound bear was just trying to get some of the last animal

crackers in there seriously when the animal officials arrived the bear had scurried up the tree. he was tranquilized and that jar was safely cut off. the bear is doing just fine tonight. >> poor guy. >> sometimes you just want animal crackers. >> let's hope he can find nice cool spot to cool off tomorrow. it will be rough. it's going to be rough. break out the baby pool and hopefully you won't have bear lounging in it outside your house. anything you can do to cool off tomorrow the hot hottest weather so far this year. not only will temperature reach the mid 90s with the humidity our heat up deck values will be in the triple digits. thing looking pretty nice down the shore. the sea breeze picks up we'll feel that again tomorrow down the shore that will help things cool off little bit for friends that are down the shore. nicer weather tomorrow actually down the shore than it will be later in the week when some impacts at least some up direct impacts from what will be hurricane arthur will be felt in our shore communities. i also want to take you through

time lapse quickly one of our neighborhood network cameras at the boardwalk plaza in rehoboth beach all day long the boardwalk was packed. even as the lights came on and even through tonight still people out on on the boardwalk late tonight still 76 degrees in rehoboth. here's the latest satellite and radar loop her on tropical storm arthur. storm scan3 showing an eye really clear eye formation developing now as this storm continues to intensify and we can expect it to really move up the eastern seaboard here over the next few days. closer to home nothing going on right now. but there is a very slow moving front back to the west. that's this one you see right here and this is heading our way. just not going to be able to move very quickly once arthur starts moving up the coast and it's going to slug it's way threw our area later this week heaviest coming on thursday. temperatures still in the low 80s at the are a port right now and down toward wilmington as well. look at our future heat index val yous tomorrow afternoon at 4:00 p.m. it will feel like it's well into the triple digits. even here in philadelphia. we could have locally strong

storms pop up late tomorrow afternoon you can see that line developing around 6:00 p.m. thursday, all day showers and storms develop and especially in the afternoon and evening. these will be locally heavy you can see heavy rain there then watch what happens with arthur. coming up the eastern seaboard and notice showers and storms hang on right through at least friday afternoon especially for the coast. and then it starts to move away later friday night hopefully in time for our firework display. winds right now 50 miles an hour and you can see it will be become category one hurricane as it drifts by our area on friday the strongest winds being felt down the shore friday afternoon with gusts over 40 miles per hour. so again watch for that rough surf rip currents heavy rain especially along the coast. and the rip currents and high surf will continue right into the weekend. overnight a few clouds warm and humid. 73 degrees. hot and steamy tomorrow at 94 and your seven day "eyewitness weather" forecast and shore cast, keeps it very unsettled with heavy rain possible thursday. windy friday with arthur just offshore but things improve mid

80s were sunshine for the upcoming weekend. stay there. we'll be right bac

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bell yup took the lead. 12 minutes later belgium would score again. howard had no chance on that shot. but they fought back did the americans. michael bradley with a pass over to julian who scores and they are right back in the game. the coach is yelling let's go. in the 114th minute off the free kick nice pass clint democracy had a chance. the ball did not go down in the second straight time usa world cup run ends in the round of 162 to one was the final. >> heartbreaking. we gave everything -- i don't think we could have given any more. were great game of football. god we left it all out there. we got by a really good chance. they took their chance as well many heart ache. it hurts. >> belgium would face argentina in the quarter finals. they took on switzerland in that game also went to extra time. the are a jenn tine scoring the winning goal. 118th minute for the one-nil victory. >> phillies in miami starting 10

game road trip. the stretch of games made ruben amaro will add help tour start to blow the team up in the trade deadline. here we go. phillies down by two in the eighth with the bats come alive marlon byrd what a nice signing that marlon byrd. everybody said it was a bad signing. homerun 16th of the year to lead the team. codey asche went boom fly ball off the pole back to back homeruns just like the game is tied. until the 11th inning of play. justin, on the mound and ed lucas with the line drive over ryan howard. jeff baker came home to score the phillies losing streak is at five. marlins win five-four.

>> the city of philadelphia is counting down to america' first birthday with wonderful music. ♪ >> the philadelphia orchestra wowed the crowd on penn's landing tonight. even the philly phanatic joined in conducting the national anthem. all of this is part of the week long welcome america celebrati celebration. >> and after the concert a fireworks show lit up the sky over the delaware river waterfront. thousands watched as the colorful display was launched from a barge. and if you missed it tonight don't worry. there will be a fireworks show and a free concert along the parkway on friday, of course,

the fourth. >> we'll be right back. ♪

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